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Minnesota Woodcraft, Inc
4823 River Wood Dr
Savage, MN 55378
Telephone:
952-447-0629
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Website:
http://www.pupperton.com/
Year Started:
2009
# American Employees:
2
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Pupperton™ brand products are proudly handcrafted in the U.S.A. by the skilled crafts-persons at Minnesota Woodcraft, Inc. using only raw and processed materials sourced or produced only by other U.S. companies. From the American hardwoods to the American fabric thread, every aspect is designed and tested repeatedly for excellent strength, safety, and durability, and built using American-made tooling as much as availability permits. Excellent customer service and product quality are drive the Pupperton brand. We enjoy communicating with customers about their product experiences, and strive to constantly make sure our products are the absolute best available of their type anywhere. Your product is proudly custom built to order, and the raw materials and finishes (applied by hand in up to 6 separate steps) are selected based solely on best attainable final results. Minnesota Woodcraft, Inc. is located in, of course, Minnesota, near both the Minnesota and Mississippi rivers. Minnesotans are proud of their concern for our environment and its sustainability, and we share deeply in that view. Minnesota Woodcraft employees and designers are specifically trained to understand, promote and utilize only materials and manufacturing processes that reduce or eliminate adverse environmental impact. Minnesota Woodcraft also selects its vendors based on their similar support for eco-friendly manufacturing programs so that everyone benefits when a Pupperton product is purchased. |
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Thoughts on America:
American quality is mistakenly perceived simply as being "more expensive" by too many Americans; it's the "Walmart effect" as we call it - a dumbed-down approach to evaluating product value based on price alone. Americans must become more educated about "total value" and the potential for positive returns in real dollars to themselves when they buy American products. It's not that complicated. |
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